HTML5 audio/video recorder (enteprise)
Overview
Schoology no longer uses Flash technology since Adobe announced end-of-life support for Flash Player. The flash-based audio-video recorder was replaced with an HTML5-based audio/video recorder.
Ensure you have the latest version of your browser installed and the updated versions of our System Requirements.
Browsers supporting the HTML5 A/V recorder:
Chrome (web)
Firefox (web)
Edge (latest version based on Chromium)
Browsers not supporting the HTML5 A/V recorder:
Internet Explorer (web)
Safari (web)
The HTML5 recorder lets you record audio or video, without an internet connection. You can download the recording when it’s complete and upload it later.
The HTML5 recorder is not available on Schoology Basic.
Use the HTML5 audio/video recorder in the following areas of Schoology.
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Use the HTML5 recorder
Instructors can record audio and video in assessments and managed assessment questions with the built-in recorder. Students can record audio and video in assessments and managed assessment submissions on the Audio and Video question types.
Select the microphone in the rich text editor window.
Optionally, click:
Audio to record an audio file.
Audio & Video to record a video file. Your device must have a webcam or camera to record a video file.
If using the recorder for the first time, click Allow to continue using the recorder:
Click Start Recording. It may take significant noise, such as lapping your hands or tapping the microphone, for the recording to detect the start sound and begin recording.
Click Stop Recording to end your recording.
Optionally, click Play after ending the recording to preview the recording before posting it.
Click Insert Recording to attach your recording to the update.
The recorder uploads the file during recording so there is less processing time when the video or audio recording has been completed.
When the file is attached, it will be converted into a readable format. Allow time for the conversion to complete.